Diddy’s sons almost got into a fistfight with an R&B singer at a Halloween party before an unexpected hero stepped in and put an end to the brawl.
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ three sons – Christian ‘King’, Quincy and Justin – got into a heated argument with singer Ray J outside influencer Tara Electra’s Unruly Agency Halloween bash in Los Angeles this weekend.
Sources reported TMZ that the rap mogul’s sons confronted the singer about public comments Ray J made about Combs amid his legal troubles.
From left to right, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ sons: Christian, Quincy and Justin, were seen on the verge of a fistfight with R&B singer Ray J at a Halloween party last weekend following the singer’s public comments about their father
Chris Brown had seen everything go wrong and rushed over to break up the near fight by pulling the boys away
According to the outlet, the siblings surrounded Ray J and started getting in each other’s faces and bumping each other’s chests. The source reportedly made it clear that two of the sons, Justin and Christian, were ready for a fight.
However, singer Chris Brown had seen everything from his car and rushed there. He defused the situation with Ray J’s manager, David, by pulling the brothers away.
The outlet was also told that others tried to intervene and help stop the scuffle, which resulted in no injuries.
The siblings reportedly approached Ray J three times in advance to discuss the singer’s comments.
Ray J said he was always open to talking to Combs’ sons, but was willing to fight with the three of them after they made disrespectful comments, TMZ reported.
The outlet also reported that Ray J still considers Diddy and his children family, but refused to be “punked” by “little kids.”
Ray J said he was open to the discussion but prepared to fight the trio if the situation had escalated
The siblings had reportedly tried to talk to the singer three times before the near altercation outside influencer Tara Electra’s Halloween party.
Sean Combs is one of approximately 1,200 inmates locked up in Brooklyn’s infamous Metropolitan Detention. The facility has seen numerous cases of inmate deaths and violence over the years
Combs is currently being held at Brooklyn’s infamous Metropolitan Detention Center since he was arrested on September 16 on federal charges of racketeering, sex trafficking and transportation for the purpose of prostitution.
The same prison, with approximately 1,200 inmates, currently houses R. Kelly and Sam Bankman-Fried and is currently under investigation by the federal government for violent incidents over the years.
Since his arrest, more than 120 victims have come forward, while Combs maintains his innocence.
Last week, seven new federal civil lawsuits were filed against Combs, alleging that he sexually assaulted or raped the plaintiffs in separate incidents between 2000 and 2022.
Court artist drawing of Sean Combs in Manhattan federal court. His criminal trial is scheduled for May 2025
Combs’ lawyers are trying to get the rap mogul out of jail and have filed an appeal with the 2nd US Circuit Court after two judges denied his bail. This will be discussed on November 4.
Larry Levine, president and founder of Wall Street Prison Consultants, revealed that Combs receives daily psychiatric visits to monitor his mental health, as well as preferential treatment.
‘My sources tell me that [Combs] gets extra showers every week. I don’t know how much. It probably varies. They give him extra privileges,” he said.
Levine also said Combs will be a prime target among fellow inmates because of the allegations of sexual abuse of minors.
He added: “He has a lonely existence. He’s got a target on his back and you know… the fact is he’s got too many people.
“Someone will have to get him out and it won’t be the prisoners because they can’t reach him.”
Combs will appear in court in May 2025.